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cholesterol deposit on eyelid Posted: 04-22-08 20:58pm


Is there any thing that can be done to have cholesterol deposits go away? can you get rid of them---by diet, can you "burn"it off or can you take an herb for it. please let me know they are little yellowish white bumps near the eyelid

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